pickStarted last night (I have very little respect for sleep and reading sounded better) and finished this morning.
This one isn't so much scary to me as creepily unsettling. I just love how the language in this book keeps me feeling uneasy.
pickThis was a good book and I loved the twists at the end. Olivia is a writer having trouble with her next book when she gets an offer to help find the true story behind Rebecca and if Daphne DuMaurier really wrote it.
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“Her siblings were not… just the same as they had been ten years ago. They were worse. They had spent the decade of her absence growing around one another like roots in the same crowded patch of earth, contorting themselves so everyone could fit.”
pick…and with that Rachel Gillig becomes an auto buy author for me. I loved this. The writing is immersive, the characters are compelling, and the magic system is unique and clever. It‘s a good thing book two is already out and that I own it. Do I read the things I‘m supposed to next or do I start book two? 🤔
pickThis was excellent! Not ultimately super scary, but such a great exploration of toxic family dynamics!
pickCreepy with plenty of gore. I‘m not the biggest fan of gore but I liked the creepy.
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so-soNoemi Taboada gets pulled into High Place, a house in the Mexican countryside, trying to save her cousin. This book tries to do a lot - part mystery and part Mexico‘s colonial past. I liked it but I didn‘t love it.
pickI loved this one just as much as the first. What a great duology…so original and magical.
